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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1934
Page
5
Michael Maggio a Philadelphia cheese importer is sought after the slayings of his wife and a son from a prior marriage. He appeared in Camden County prosecutor’s office and asked to be held. He plans to base his defense on an unwritten clan.
In Versailles France Maurive ciauuiteh 85 died amid a noisy fair scene. The accident occurred during a bathing event in Vernal Binoraing where a high engineering display went wrong and caused a wild crowd to panic.
Dozens of residents and visitors from Erie Pittsburgh Union City Jamestown and other placeswere in Corry for visits and day trips over the weekend. Many families and individuals including Miss Charlotte Walter Miss Ruth Dablatrarit and Miss Mary Smith joined relatives and friends for extended stays and travel, with trips to New York City Chicago Detroit and Lake Erie resorts noted among the social rounds.
United Press reports Marie Dressler, famed stage and screen star, remains in a grave battle with illness at Santa Barbara hospital. Physicians note no clear change yet she steadily feels the toll of the long struggle against almost certain death.
Brookville resident Haroid Hatton sought protection in Pic t oral court by voluntary bankruptcy petition. He lists liabilities of 5927.12 and assets of 258.
July 6 Erie youth 12 drowned after slipping from a fish into the water in the slip between the Keystone Fish Co. and Erie Lighting Co. at the foot of French Street. He was pulled from the water by Peter Maciiewics and Frank Benes, with aid from the Petrel crew, but attempts to revive him failed. Dr Charles R Leone will hold an inquest.
July 9 Warren report: Joseph Suppa 1916 Pennsylvania Avenue allegedly attacked his wife with a sharp edge hunting knife on Midy Street Pennsylvania Avenue area. Three officers arrived quickly and intervened, recovering a knife from a nearby field. Mrs Suppa hospitalized with a deep facial gash requiring over 20 stitches. Suppa in borough lockup facing assault and attempted murder charges. Domestic troubles cited as cause.
The Corry Country Club ladies sponsor Wednesday dinners and a bridge tournament to raise funds for club expenses this season. Dinner is chicken and waffles at 6 pm, price 50 cents. Bridge entry is 50 cents. non players can join other card games. Reservations with Mrs. G G Barker. Public invited. Local social notes mention Mrs. G W Waggoner visiting Fredonia with daughter Mrs. Marcus Morrison, and Mrs. Clayton Oberlee visiting Miss Florence Barry with Morrison recovering from an operation.
Stocks edged within a narrow band as United States government bonds rose and cotton futures slipped after a sharp acreage reduction. Trading volume fell, with key tickers including American Locomotive, U S Steel, General Motors, Standard Oil, Montgomery Ward, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and International Nickel among closings cited along with gas and electricity majors.
Albert W. Reilly a 26 year old messenger linked to the Dillinger gang pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to harbor Dillinger. He was arraigned before Federal Judge M. M. Joyce after a federal grand jury indicted him on information that he aided the wounded outlaw and helped transport him to Dr. N. G. Mortensen for treatment on March 14.
Diane Carrol's guardianship story unfolds as a backwoods woman, Mrs. Haskel, debates education and status for a young man in the Wilderness Club circle. Wilson, long-serving butler, reveals connections to the Carrol family and Diane Carrol, while legal adviser Belden notes ongoing arrangements and the old generation's drift from the new.
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